Current-limiting reactor device
A technology of current-limiting reactors and reactors, which is applied in circuit devices, emergency protection circuit devices, emergency protection circuit devices for limiting overcurrent/overvoltage, etc., and can solve problems such as the increase in processing energy of surge absorbers
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no. 1 Embodiment approach
[0021] (structure)
[0022] Such as figure 1 As shown, the current-limiting reactor device 1 according to this embodiment is arranged in a main circuit 100 together with a DC circuit breaker 10 . The DC breaker 10 includes a breaker 11 on a main circuit 100 , and a surge absorber 12 is connected in parallel to the breaker 11 . The current-limiting reactor device 1 includes a current-limiting reactor 2 , a surge absorber 3 , and a switch 4 .
[0023] The current limiting reactor 2 is inserted into the main circuit 100 to which the DC circuit breaker 10 is connected, and is connected in series with the DC circuit breaker 10 . Surge absorber 3 is connected in parallel with current limiting reactor 2 . The switch 4 is connected in parallel with the current limiting reactor 2 and connected in series with the surge absorber 3 .
[0024] The current-limiting reactor 2 is located on the main circuit 100 to which DC power is fed, and suppresses the proportion of the increase of the...
no. 2 Embodiment approach
[0038] A current-limiting reactor device 1 according to the second embodiment is a single-phase transformer 1a. One coil 2 a of the pair of coils 2 a , 5 included in the single-phase transformer 1 a is connected to the main circuit 100 at its both terminals, and also functions as the current-limiting reactor 2 . The switch 4 and the surge absorber 3 are provided in a circuit in which the other coil 5 is arranged, and are connected in series with the other coil 5 .
[0039] In this single-phase transformer 1a, after the fault time point I, at a certain time point II, the DC circuit breaker 10 cuts off the current, and in addition, after the fault time point I and before the fault time point II, the switch 4 is turned on. . Therefore, the energy is shared and processed by the surge absorber 3 of the current-limiting reactor device 1 and the surge absorber 12 of the DC circuit breaker 10 .
[0040]In this single-phase transformer 1a, since the switch 4 and the surge absorber 3 ...
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